Report on the project "The Ethnographic and Cultural Mappings of Sabah, Malaysia. Part 1: Tambunan District"

Jacqueline Pugh-Kitingan

Spatial arrangement of the Austronesian Mortuary Tradition in Southern Kalimantan

Vida Pervaya

Technology Aided Performance to Preserve Bangsawan

Nur Afifah Vanitha bt Abdullah

Sojourns: The Anthropologist and the Traveller

Jennifer Helen Alexander

In Defence of 'Tribe': Political Science Engages Bornean Anthropology

Sanen Marshall

The Potential of Collaborative Research in Neolithic sites of West Kalimantan

Mahirta

The Discovery of Austronesia Track in West Kalimantan Through Pottery Analysis in Balai Arkeologi Banjarmasin

Khadijah Thahir Muda

Focal points of Grammar Teaching in Secondary School Iban Textbooks

Su Hie Ting, Felisia Tensing

Creating Relevance: The Tutong Language Newspage Experiment

Noor Azam Hj Othman

An Application of Crowdsourcing for Language Preservation

Emmy D. Hossain, Fatihah Ramli, Cheong Chai Yeen, Chin Sook Kuan, Alvin W. Yeo

The Little Sultan: Ahmad Tajuddin, Gerard MacBryan & Malcolm MacDonald

Bob Reece

Sabayan: Change, Continuity and Hybridisation in Iban Beliefs about the Afterlife Following Anglican Work in Sarawak During the Period of Brooke and Colonial Rule, 1848-1968

Peter Varney

Softball, square dancing and the Peace Corps Legacy in Sarawak

Adela Baer

Fact and Fiction: The Novels of Joseph Conrad in Borneo

Louis Royal

Persaingan antara Spesis salam Novel Sarawak Pilihan

Maharam Mamat

Kadazandusun Journey Folktales: The Questing Hero and Heroine

Sim Chee Cheang

Revisiting Skipper's The Meeting-Pool: A Tale of Borneo through its Portrayal of Challenges, Changes and Continuity

Kavitha Ganesan

Iban of marotai: revisiting the concept of iban bejalai

Spencer Empading

Iban in Pasir Gudang, johor Bahru: A Study on Migration and Social Capital

Peter M. Kedit

Crafting Niche for Survival in Pasir Gudang Area, Johor, Semenanjung Malaysia

Dimbab Ngidang, Robert Menua Saleh

Contemporary Iban Bejalai: A Journey Towards Socio-Economic Progress or a Low-Level Trap

Madeline Berma